Malaya Tribune, 14 August 1939

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed La rgest Sales voi xxvi No. 192. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1939 FJVK CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, August 14, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1939 hve i
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      330 1 "RED SEA" f ftRANGJ .HKF. i) sE PROVISION j STORE j [DO! HOAD. I PHONE 2133. j ©PEN DAILI FROM 1 M I ILL 11 P .M. Essences ALMONDdLEMON 'the hied flavourings JljL.. for PuddiH(js t Cusiard, Pies, Cakes, etc. Try C& I Essences when next you are otard and
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      132 1 DRUGLESS HEALING. MAX TING SlxTli D DMT D.s.T.. ivl SP. v P c iLond.), F.N.a.M-t;> il »nd i I MECHANO-THEKAPY, PSYCHOTHERAPY ELECTKO-THERAPI I No. 6, Jalan Skola Kua a 1 I PSYCHO RAY BADGE Wear it. Self-treatment of, with marvellous rei.mil Previ ntive and Curative. Price $3 each, postage 20
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      247 1 I A NEW ATTRACTIVE SELECTION OF SKODA CARS JUST IRRIYED. ARRANGE FOR DEMONSTRATION. AT Singapore Motors 315-310, ORCHARD ROAD. EBNOAPORE. PHONE: m:m j Visit our stall at :'te Engineering I Exhibition Happy World. PiiiiiiohioM' COUGH cVL LUNG TONIC I \re:ient remedy to core all affectisns ci the respiratory organs. Catarrh,
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      159 1 Exclusive UOW N S SALONS AT PAGE 13, BATTERY RO\D. SINGAPORE. j MAJESTIC HOTEL, I KUALA LUMPUR. i Banish the I I Dootore the world over haw* A I* I given their teetlmony to the rAfftlAflr aTVaT I remarkable effioaoyot Aeep*o L J 1 1 1 I C I I
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    PRISON FOR HAVING TOO MUCH CHANDU
    132 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sunday. CHAKGKO with being in possession of 14 honns of non-Government ftiliil uhru he was arrested at the Johore 4'uuseway on his return from Singapore on Aug. 4, a Chinese. Wong Ah Seng, aged 60, was sentenced ti>
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      465 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1 932) LIMITED. Regular service between Rangoon, Penan", Port SuuUtnham, Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (KulangSU). Special chenp return tickets I* China for .-.hort bolo'a." trips. NEXT SAILINGS:— For CHINA (Monthly) For RANGOON (Fortnightly) "Hong Kheng" Aug. 14, 4 p.m Hong Staftg" Aug. 25 "Hong Siang"
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      471 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA wicorporated in Erjr and). JSC v -j P. ft O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 BANCHI 17 000 Aug. 25 i bangalore 6.c00 Aug. a* RANPURA 17,Ut'U Sept. 3 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Btept. 22 BHUTAN I «J Bfept 23 X BEHAR 8,000 Oct.
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      476 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHEB LLOYD, (Incorporated ip Germany). The under acted are the Company's intended fixtures?— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 5 m h BE" Aug. 20 g n s COBURG" Aug. 31 I OTSDAW omit..' Mai/Ja, tii China and Yokohan a P l
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      150 2 HAMBLIRC-AMERIKA LINIE 8 Oeutsch-Australische DampfcchifTs G»»scllschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AST* JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 1939 s.s. SCHEER not Jailing at China Japan Ports Aug. 19 m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila Aug. 20 c-s. VOGTLAND via Hairiiong Aug. 22 I HOMEWARD.
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      229 2 What The Stars Foretell j O-MORROW FOR ALL READERS. Not a day to take forcejui action in business dire* nor to make hasty decisioj Bad for rMChauu il ac'h 'i and likely to be unft sporting ventures Avoid pvtea and misundo tandings avd rely upon your own ?nent. SPECIAL IK
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      241 2 To-day's Crossword jr"pr"gr"— ~—7 fir-" ~^^ZZ!ZZZZZ~~~ m m 5 s" B^ZZZZZZi 25 a& U gr CUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN 8 Western. I. Highest point attaii g'pain 2 Dissimilarity. 10\ Slave. 3. Shows. 11. Work. 4. Halts. 12. Casks. 5 Permit! cd. 15. Continued. 0. Tranquil. 17 Was situated. 7. Hanging
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    302 3 LONDON COMMODITIES Previous To-a^° ndon SatU r r^" KIBBKR Quiet Closed Change Buyers 8% Sellers 8 916 s pti mber Buyer, BV 2 Se'.lers 8 916 D Buyers BV2 Sellers 8 5 8 [arch 3uyers 8 916 Sellers 8 5 8 PRODUCE Preview London, Saturday. PILM OIL
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    98 3 U1 Current Dividends Singapore, Aug. 12. 1 p.m. Dividend Boon ciost K| Au- 22 3 No 21 Aug 11 final Aug. 22 2 I Sept. 2 253 Aug. 23 t,Nl::; int. Aug il Aug. 17. 'final Aug. IP 3 Int. Sept. ii Total l two financial Date
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    867 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Aug. 12, 1 p.m. Fraser and Co. a™ Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 8 4 3 Austral Amal 4. 4714 Austra. Malay 33*. 40 Ayer Hitam 19 9 20 9 Ayer Weng 0.72 0.76 Bangrin 17 18 3 Batti
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    AMERICANS LOSE IN FIRST MATCH
    95 3 TN leaeue ol fh niP f game of the Kague, the Japanese Club bear th« yeater3ay. at the Jalan Stadium Air Vice-Marshall J. t Babinetnn £?i f residen t of the Singapore Ba?"' threw the tet half Bbest nhn£ Ueyama two of Singapore's Un P
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    Unlicensed Liquor Charge
    54 3 Singapore, Saturday. I 6 Was P rod "ced to-day M l C H Koh th Fourth sesSon nf'>f^ arged With bein B i» hquor ano Sf" I gal1 n <* Jh io u 24 allons of fermented rice The rrf cm a holder of a me case
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    TIN
    15 3 Singapore, Monday. The price of tin at noon In Singapore to-day was: $114% (unchanged).
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    RUBBER
    19 3 The price of rubber at noon \tt Singapore to-day was: Buyers 28 9 16; Sellers 28 11 1(>.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    259 3 6% Maynard <fc Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: o% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 701 102 norn 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 106 108 norn 4 /2% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000
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    EXCHANGES
    238 3 Singapore, Aug. 12. The following are the exchange i>tocl this mommg according to the daily clr cular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2 4 13 Londcn demand 2 4 13 Lyons demand 2055 Switzerland demand 241 14 Hamburg demand 135 New York demand
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      16 3 THE Astern united ""'•'okation. mm E. MOTOR VEHICLE. ri., acci a m» •!-m i?. C MPENSA
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      28 3 I SOUTH j BIUTISII INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporeted In New Zealand) Loss Of Profits Insurance th *Q9r W G DOVE o Ma naser. Tel 5026 2, Finlayson Green.
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      139 3 mP.MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Ouivranteed and Controlled bw TBE ftXTftCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED* Wit Company, which la Incorporated 1» •ne B.S. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes the following duties:EDBCUTOB &!OR TRUSTEJ OF A WILL. administrator of estate of deceased person. settlement oh DECLARATION OF TRUST,
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      219 3 BANK OF CHINA SOERABAJA SUBACENCY Kambang Djepoen 176, Soerabaja. Telegraphic Address:— "Chungkno, Soerabaja" OPENED j FOR BUSINESS August 14th 1939 I f THE I! [EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated hi England), SINGAPORE BRANCHi 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and subscribed Capital £-2 000.00© Eaid-up Capital £1.000.000 i Reserve Fund 500 000 HEAD
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      558 4 WANTED A CHINH3E assistant dispenser for a i'jcal dispensary. Must be experienced. Commencing salary $25 a month. Apply with copies of recent testimonials Stating nationality, age, dialects spoken to Box 887 c,o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. <7-B» WANTED LADY TEACHER immediately apply Box 885 cjo Malaya Tribune, BngnrmtT WANTED SALESGIRLS Salary
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      595 4 Wanted WANTED TO BUY small Lathe for metal work. Apply Box 886, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. EUROPEAN HOLDING Good I'■ requires short term loan $600 ***** any interest. Box 882, Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (1-B' WANTED: Physical Culture Magazine Back Numbers, August and D< cemto i. 1932 July, 1933. State Price Buson
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      635 4 KANGAROO wwww»-»;- vyphangE CLUB, largest and be--SKh in all parts cf to world free quarterly magazines ComceUUons and p. rises, $1 70 yearly. T. Hor, 98, Main St., BanUng, I selangor. TO ERADICATE 13NAILS and Slugs *'ormkle "Snail-B-Gon" near hedges and flower beds. Obtainable at 30c per Uii from Littler
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      526 4 Astrology ILMUDDIN, AstroStudy in France, Italy, Egypt, swzei land, and various Countne... Wiwm EX* M He W a.th°, »|»g. Sy. and Love igteßb «-«gj Order REX HOTEL, SINGAPORE. Phone 2600. BOROSOOPS W7l« ACCURATE owTrmrTIONS FOR $2. SIX T?ON£MM mmFROUS CREDENTIALS. RECOGomCIALft rppvp /OI3TROLOGICAL SCIENCE BUREAU,' 190, WATERLOO STREET (9b7 THE
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      725 4 SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. Applications are invited for the appointment cf a temporary architectural draftsman at a salary of $80 per month. Applications in writing, stating age, qualifications and experience to reach the Secretary, Singapore Improvement Trust, not later than 24th August, 1939. BRUNEI UNITED PLANTATIONS, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straitj
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      422 4 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE VALUABLE FREEHOLD IF X sh„? F SINGAPORE PROPKKTIH Ul To be held at the t3eJ< ro, MESSRS. POWEL DO iTh No. 18. Chulia Street ON TUESDAY. 22ND AUGUST It* At 2.30 pm, PARTICULARS Lot 1. Valuable freehold lai at Jervois Road, area 2 mnn and 34 poles.
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    Domestic Occurrences DEATHS
    93 5 i yj'ON C)n 13th. August 1939, at the f J0Mi*r:il Hospital. S.ngapore, Noel i m. 20 years. A funeral serwill bo held at the Church of the l aii:ilv, Katong. at 5 P M tort at Bidadari Cemetery 30 P M Deeply regretted. T;i Kck Cheng aged
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    FRANCO PLANS REHABILITATION FOR SPAIN
    200 5 Reuter. Paris, Aug. J.,. PAR-CACHING plans for the re habditatiori of Spain are reporter to be under consideration by W Government, according to the ft_v_ rangier correspondent MrMSn»^^ o a maximum and a minimum and a .system of mSES leea nomic autarchy introduced f the
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    Where "Nursemaids" Are Men
    48 5 "Even the washer m men arc men/ i> an expression used about the island o< Zanzibar to show the slight extent to \\h:ch female labou; is employed there. Lxcording to s Colonial report. Domestic service Is performed by men Even mam "nursemaids" arc men.
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    £300,000 Spent On Welfare Of Britain's Youth
    518 5 Reuter. QINCE it s incentini th* London. distributed £302 nn lwl y rs a?r Xin George's jubilee Trust has Great Britain in the cause of youth. The Trust, which aim* at advancin k the physical, mental and spiritual welfare ol the younger generation
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    Henry Ford's Mechanical Horse
    180 5 Reuter. Detroit. A NfcW lightweight farm tractor wh *h Mr. Ford believes will revolutionize agriculture and "main the draft horse economically obsoteSe has been introduced at the ford works her?. The invention of an Irish engineer Mr. Harry G..Ferguson, the tractor in eludes a number of
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    Electrocuted By Radio
    65 5 A mechanic wa, clectrccatcd while repairing a wireless set in G'asgow. Rt I Wis Neil Mathiesor. twenty four, g. B:arkburn-sti( et Glasgow. rhe accident Happened at the home of his brother In KeJty street. The force of the shock hurled him on the 'vitchen bed. His bro
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    "Lone Wolf" Cannot Be Brought To Justice
    1086 5 DEATH IN GAOL OF COINER WHO NEVER SMILED "lOVI7 wf\tv imivTM London, July 23. L 11 WUL »f JOHN, mystery counterfeiter of the under-world can never now pay the penalty for his crimes. For years Scotland Yard detectives tried to run him to
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    WAR GENERALS OPPOSE FRANCO
    154 5 Paris, Wednesday. REPORTS reaching the French fr tntier indicate that General Franco and I his brother-in-law Senor Suner, the 1 Minister of the Interior, are eng;t". d In a struggle with certain generals. *ho claim they won the war and should have a .say in the
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    Berlin Broadcast In French
    19 5 Reuter. Berlin; An-. 13—Oermany is starting next month tor the first time broadcasts In French—Reuter
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      272 5 Singapore Municipality fEVDERS ire row Invited far tin tenal* or service. Foi MunicJcai Jt-naer Roorr Dfclf of Closing la: Ing of Vit- aic riiaig to House al c;lining 12 noon. Aug. 28. 1939 or second id eel i heel filing. i p m., Sept. 14, 1939 md delivery of 8
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      199 5 I SIX FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!! To convince YOU of the advertising mini, of th.- Mala, t.;u j i a meHv nominal cost, we will insert ,"a122• Tr bunP a d ,0 cnabl <" test il at ONE INSERTION in ALL EDITIONS> of \hl MALAYATO?b"nE° U S,X DAYS for
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    Mexican Oil Dispute
    68 6 Reuter. Washington, Aug. 13. Mr Sumner Welles, acting Secretary ol m state, at a press conference said he expects to hold further conferences with representatives of the Mexican Government and American oil companies concerning Mexican oil negotiations which at present are at a deadlock over the question
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    CHEAPER OIL
    81 6 Reuter. Aestin 1 Texas l Aug. 13. I N order to meet the situation result- lug from cuts in the price of crude Oil, a Shutdown of the vast Texas oilfields tor thirty days was advocated today by the majority ol the Texas Railroad Commission which regulates production
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    Trieste Launching
    49 6 Reuter. Trieste, Aug. 13. the first <if 47 vessels of a total tonI nage of a quarter of a million planned under Italy's four year programme was launched here to day. namely, the motor vessel Calino for the Adriatic I Company's Italy Piraeus-Rhodes-Alexan* I dria run Renter.
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    A SURGEON'S REMEDIES FOR SEASICKNESS
    333 6 London. rpREATMKXTS for seasickness uk mentioned by Mr. Robert JBlackham, formerly honorary surgeon to the Viceroy of India, in an article in the British .Medical Journal. He writes: "As the patienv gets better the doctor must try at id discover something that is fancied. Starvation
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    HOLY SEE AND WORLD AFFAIRS
    39 6 Reuter. Paris, Aug. 13. THE Pope received the Papal Nuncio to Berlin in audience. It is understood that the international situation was discussed in i elation to the diplomatic activity of the Holy See.—Reuter.
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    Sir Stanley Machin Dead
    34 6 London, Aug. 13. -The death has occurred of Sir Stanley Machin. a former president of the London Chamber ol Commerce and of the Association of British Chamber of Commerce.—Reuter. Reuter.
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    Cardinal Innitzer
    18 6 Reuter. Vienna. Aug. 13. Vienna, Aug. 13.—According to persistent but unconfirmed rumours. Cardinal Innitzer Is retiring—Reuter
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    344 6 HICK IMPORTS I-'kom THAILAND \To the Editor of the Malaya 7 Sir,—Formerly China and M the sole impcrters of lice from It 'Siaint. China is now a el* and Japan his steppeo In place as regaids rice irom T! 1"' Behind the rpiech ol Sii Thomas
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    "I Have An Armed Guard In Berlin"
    527 6 STRANGE CASE OF MR. WICKS London, July 20. HENRY William Wicks, once a v.'LOOO-a-year London insurance manager, will broadcast from Germany's propaganda short-wave station to-da3 his story of why he is an English refugee in Bertie. It will he a story of a
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    ANOTHER BLACKOUT
    44 6 London a ARRANGEMENTS ar< I r\ another big blackout i tember after the bolida) 1 eral schemes embracing have already been drawn up Some of the tests will w in the evening. Practice branch of the civilian ck ten given,- British Upreles
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    DRY RUBBER EXPORT
    29 6 Export oi dry rubbi i figure* from Malaya Bhj buan lor July arr M tons; Straits Settlement tons; Brunei 103 ton*; I Total 37.61 M ton
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      64 6 Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed and Pric«; from $2 5 RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAY\ J934 LTD. Singapore, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur Ipoh, P- mg. HOMELITE BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT A REDUCTION OF $25-00 WILL BE ALLOWED FOR EACH PURCHASE OF HOMELITE PORTABLE SELF-PRIMING PUMP DURING THE ENGINEERING EXHIBITION Ist to 15th
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      58 6 "LODHRA" Uterine Tonic "Lodhra" is made for women to relieve the unnatural pain, often makirg the periodical process so trying. And "Lcdhra" is dependable, hewing most women trying Why not let "Lodhra" have the charce *o help you? It acts quickly and lessens discomforts. Of all Dispensaries and Stores. Sole
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      611 6 To-day's Radio V TWrty-NUn Steps'—Epi--1 T niMTION 1 <-"de 4- Mr Hawk and the SINGAPORE Serial play for 7HI 5 mf ,res <l.« TRANSMISSION 5 broaggtlngta «x rr Carey fiom the story of John •/hp to 16 metres 9.09 mcs GSB 9.31 Mcs (31.jj m.i Buchan. With Jack Uvesey as
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    Successful Singapore Effort For China Relief
    472 7 Reuter. iv ir JL SinKajM.ro, Monday. |>\PEK Hags, -old on behalf of the China Relief Fund, were everyi m Singapore yesterday, the second anniversary of (he invas it,.i <>f Shanghai Starting from the previous ni«ht over ATM groups d| Chinese men', won,-,,, girls and
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    HEAD WOUND
    42 7 Bleeding profusely from a severe wound over the head, an aged Chinese was removed to the general hospital shortly before five o'clock yesterday evening. He was said to have been knocked down by c motor car at New Bridge Road.
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    Another Successful Concert
    214 7 served up at the Memorial Hall last irr heard by a SingaWorks of a number v ho, though generally particularly well ucers of organ music theme of the proi irgan recital given r Baer, and the ided with ample appreciate Mr. pretation of the old G Minor
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    British Scientists Study "Baboon Boy"
    307 7 Reuter. Grahamstown* R i?rg!erf Gate the distinguished British Scientist, has eating the story of Lucas, the original "Baboon Boy N Africa. story of how the found the boy 1 of bi boons has now s rar as it is pbssib «r reports that In 19:21
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    FELL FROM TREE
    40 7 Singapore, Monday. Said to have fallen from the top of a tree in Norfolk Road, an Indian was removed to the Tan Tock Seng hwtal yesterday afternoon He sustained a complained ci pah) fa the Bit hip
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    P. & O. BARS VISITORS
    93 7 P. O. BARS VISITORS Reuter. London. Aug. 13. AS a precautionary measure taken. it is understood, against possible I R A. outrages, only bona fide passengers were allowed aboard the P and O liners Stratheden and Ranpura before they sailed from Southampton for a Mediterranean cruise and for Yokohama respectively
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    Campbell's New Bluebird
    143 7 British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 13. JHE design of Sir Malcolm Campbell's new racing boat Bluebird the Second, which is leaving London to-day for Coniston Water, in the Lake District, where if tests prove satisfactory he may attempt to exceed his water speed record of 130.9 m.p.h.,
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    TIENTSIN FLOODS
    50 7 Reuter. Tientsin, Aug. 13. THE authorities are making feverish attempts to save Tientsin from flooding as a'result ol rise of the Hai river the level of which now only one foot from the surface oi the British Concession. Sandbag carriers arc being hurriedly erected along the waterfront.— leuter
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    PALESTINE HIGH COMMISSIONER
    30 7 Reuter. Jerusalem, Air. 1 IS. The High Commissioner to-day flew to Fort Said, en route for Britain. He is expected to be away for two month —Reuter.
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    GAS TO DRIVE CARS
    95 7 British Official Wireless. London. Aug. 13. MEW types of motor-car engines, driven by hiuh compression coal gas which it is claimed operate as efficiently as engines driven by oil or petrol ere to be exhibited Shortly to Members of Parliament, and it is anticipated In some
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    CABOT CROSSES ATLANTIC
    83 7 Reuter. Botwood iNewfoundland►, Aug. 13. I "THE imperial Airways flying boat Ca- hot arrived at 7 30 a.m.. local time, having completed the 1.995 mi'es from Eovnes in 10 1 hours en the second flight of the British Atlantic air mail service. The cargo in the Cabot
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    DEARER TREASURY BORROWING
    76 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 13. RAY of sunshine came the way Oi discount brokers this week in the form oi a more satisfactory "rteeeui'v Bill tender Alter a long period of reparians, the average allotment raie ro t to IK 07d per cent, while less comI tition from
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    RUMANIA AND HER NEIGHBOURS
    69 7 Reuter. Bucharest. Aug. 13. IT is learned that Germany has jusi bought 300.000 tons of Rumanian a/heat. King Carol returned this evening and later received the Piime Minister. M. Calinescu, who wa.s able to report con- iderable improvement In the RumanoBulgarian situation with regard to Bulgaria'B
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    No More Shouted Orders In The New Mauretania
    173 7 British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 13. WHEN the new Cunard-White Star liner Mauretania docks at New York at the end of the voyage, which began from the King George the Fifth dock, London, yesterday, orders will be spoken quietly from the bridge
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    ATLANTIC FLYERS MISSING
    100 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 13. TEARS that the Atlantic has claimed P twt more victims att growing as time passes without, news i f Loeb and Decker Their arrival time should have been about noon G.M.T. yesterday. Their petrol must long ago have been exhausted. There is little
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    AN UNOFFICIAL REPRISAL
    71 7 Reuter. Jerusalem. Aug. 13. ONE house in each of three Arab vil I lages in the neighbourhood of the Jewish settlement, of Rehovoth were dynamited by art armed band of unknown men, alleged to be Jews. There were no casualties. It i believed thai certain Jewish eleadopted
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    "Britain Will Not Be On Losing Side"
    106 7 Reuter. Melbourne, Aug. 13. HITLER <S policy is the sole cause ol the present world tension, declared the Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, in a public speech. He added that Hitler's refusal to negotiate calmly and peaceably in regard to Danzig was causing the
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    Turkey "Appeases" Bulgaria
    115 7 Reuter. Sofia, Aug. 13. THE newspapers, which for some days have carried bitter articles in regarding to the alleged concentration of large bodies of troops in Turkey's European territory of Thrace, have adopted a new tone, in the past 24 hours. They now refer to the fact
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    Schools For Fishermen
    83 9 Reuter. Madrid. irHOOLS f<" fisherman and seaS m to he established along sis Spain at the express neneral Franco. dmo, himself th* son o! made the recently t ol Carmen, the patron seamen, an occasion w establishment of thess improve the general men and to this end
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    SECRETS OF A HAPPIER LIFE TO COME
    385 9 Revealed By 700 Scientists THESE are the secrets of an easier, happier life to come, given by some of the 700 members of the National Physical Laboratory at Toddingtrn, ore of the largest and best-equipped "labs' in the world. The scientists u-vealed the
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    Egyptian Chief Of Staff To British Attend Manoeuvres
    46 9 Reuter. Cairo. THE Chief of the Egyptian General 1 Staff. Lewa Mahmud Shukry Pasha has been invited by the British Government to attend the large scale Army md R A F. manoeuvres which will take •jlace in September.—Reuter.
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    Vulture Causes Lorry Smash
    78 9 Reuter. Simla. A BIRD was responsible for a serious accident to the lorry carrying the rtoyal Mail to Srinagar, Kashmir. When the lorry was running at full speed, a vulture swooped down and struck the driver, who lost contrcl of the vehicle, which skidded and turned
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    NO CENSORSHIP
    772 10 THESE are times when the Press is regarded with a certain amount of suspicion in Britain and parts of the British Empire. Even so dignified a publication as the monthly magazine the Crown Colonist came under the official ban so far as Cyprus was concerned, but here it
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    Should MALAYA Have MOTOR-CYCLE CORPS?
    916 10  -  By CAPT. SIR MALCOLM CAMPBELL, M.B.E. Sir Malcolm Campbell SHOULD Malaya form motor-cycle corps for despatch riding and civil defence? An affirmative answer would hp frj yen by a large n report on of the many motor-cyclists in this country. Some of them urge that
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    HITLER MAY ORDER ARMY TO MARCH TO-MORROW NIGHT Danzig Coup Or Balkan Invasion?
    302 11 ITALIANS SAID TO BE URGING MODERATION Uneasiness In Germany After Axis Talks ••j kAN/K, is the burning question," say, inspired statements from Berlin following the Axis talks of the week-end, and there is a sharp increase of
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    Revision As A Whole
    130 11 Reuter. It is noticeable that the German and m press are both talking about reL< i a whole and net the solution of single problems. The fact that the talks lasted much longer than planned is regarded by some as a sign that the Axis powers
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    Hitch At Salzburg?
    59 11 Paris, Apg. 14. Press comment en Salzburg centres on the fact that more meetings than appear first to have been arranged took place. L'lntransigeant says agreement was not reached and there appears to have been a hitch at Salzburg. Ihe newspapers warn readers that the talks may
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    "Complete Agreement On All Questions"
    239 11 Reuter. Salzburg, Aug. 13. fOUXT Ciano again visited Berchtesgaden this morning and had an interview with Hitler, tihe conversation lasting just under one hour. Afterwards be returned here and lunched with von Ribbentrop. Count Ciano is expected to lea*-e Munich this evening with his staff
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    DANZIG A BLIND
    133 11 Axis Concentrating On Balkans Reuter. Paris, Aug:. 12 fPHE French Press show lively in- t-frest in the Axis talks at Salzburg. Count Ciano and Herr Hibbentrop, following a nine-hour mseting yesterday, are going to Berchtesgaden to-day to report lo Herr Hitler. While the Figaro and L'Epoque both
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    TEN LIVES LOST IN CRASH OF AIR-BOAT
    39 11 Reuter. Km de Janeiro, Aug. 13. p\\ AMERICAN Airways flying boat from i ashed v her coming here to daj. Three of 1,. ;2 people aboard were q were* injured and missing.—Reuter.
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    RAPID PROGRESS OF MOSCOW MILITARY TALKS
    62 11 Reuter. Moscow. Aug. 14. three-how talk in the the military repreRritain, France and two-hoar talk in the the discussions Is but it is apparent ue proceeding with ndeavour to cover as ii „1 id as possible every day. Sati rday morning lasted It was
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    DANZIGERS IN REVOLT AGAINST THE NAZIS
    262 11 Sensational Circular Reuter. Paris. Aug. 1 s were made in Danzig this week-end of postmen who iting a pamphlet called "Danzig, awake!" according a reliable quarter received in Paris. I makes a violent personal attack on Herr Forster, Danzig Nazi leader has "too much"
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    80 Casualties In Rail Crash: Sabotage Fear
    95 11 Reuter. Reno, Aug. 14. v, le are known to ■»i ii jured as a fci a San Fran liiod upor. Cram Carloi number of others cooks and stein the dining-car Feet into the river, passengers were at the time of the crash. was
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    SOVIET-JAPAN CLASH RESUMED
    47 11 i Shanghai, Aug 14. report from a neun Aug. 4 to Aug 7, ttles had been fought t Russian and Japanese Manchukuo and Outer ler during the week-end. l th I ovor 100 Japanese down, and an equal mese airmen, including been killed.—Sin Chew
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    Trade Pact With India
    35 11 Reuter. M -The Treasury an- 15 as the date on which h ngdom-India trade agree °n Mar. 20» will be re come into force. The n agreed upon with the Renter
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    Back To His Old Love
    23 11 Reuter. 5 —It is confirmed that >a *a, Commander of the m Spain has been issador to Spain.—Rev-
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    BRITAIN COULD STOP AIR RAIDS
    47 11 Reuter. London, Aug. 13 "I confidently believe a serious air attack on islands would be brought to a standstill in a short time," declared Air Vice Marshall Sir Hugh Dowding, one of the chiefs in the air exercises, broadcasting last night -Reuter.
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    JAPANESE BOMBERS DESTROY U.S. COLLEGE
    131 11 Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 14. TALMAGE College, an American institution at Changchow, an important trading centre 24 miles esatward of Amoy, suffered severe damage during a raid by eight Japanese planes yesterday, according to reliable foreign reports received here to-day. The main buildings of the which
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    Swastika Everywhere
    64 11 Several thousand aimed Germans, and lorry loads of arms and munitions, are reported to have arrived in Danzig from East Prussia. Polish military- preparations are also reported. Picture shows swastikas flying from the ancient Rathaus (City Hall) cf Danzig. The building, construct ion of which was begun in
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    Hongkong Parley On China Dollar
    139 11 NEW PLAN FOR STABILISATION Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong, Aug. 14. ]if R. Hsu Kan, a financial expert 1?1 of the Chinese Central Government, has ai rived in Hongkeng. He will soon confer with Mr. Rogers (Rank of England) arrl other leading bankers in connection
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    Chinese Claim Big Victory In Shansi
    178 11 Shanghai, Aug. 14. A CERTAIN high officer of the Chinese field command said that the area between Senshui and Yehcheng has been cleared of all enemy forces. "Since Aug. 6." he continued, "over 3.000 Japanese have Deen attacking .Senshui from Yehcheng. A severe bat
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    SHANGHAI STOPS FLOW OF REFUGEES
    58 11 Shanghai, Aug. 14. THE Shanghai Municipal Council has informed all Consulates and shipping companies that no further European refugees will be permitted to settle in the International Settlement.—Reuter. It was recently estimated that if the flow Qf refugees was not stopped, there would be 30,00«
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    Shanghai All Quiet
    136 11 Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 14. PARS of incidents yesterday, in the second anniversary of the outbreak of hostilities in Shanghai, were not realised. There were parades of Japanese in the Japanese occupied part of the Intel national Settlement but there were no disturbances. Shanghai, Aug. 13. The second
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    ANTI – BRITISH MOVES CONTINUE
    82 11 ANTI BRITISH MOVES CONTINUE Reuter. Peiping, Aug. 12 THE anti-British activities tock a mw turn to-cay when a Japanese plane this morning flew at a danger cusly 1 w altitude over the diplomatic quarter, throwing overboard many anti-British leaflets in English and Chinese, r.eadej "down with Britain; exclude the British."
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    Behind the news
    610 12 tall: arj receiving a great dci] or publicity, and the fact that military talks between Britain, Prance and Russia have already begun in Moscow is recorded in a few lines. The conversations between Coiint Ciano, the Italian Foreign Minister, lien Yon Ribbentrop, German Foreign .Minister, and HonHitler
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    IN HOSPITAL: ALLEGED TO HAVE EATEN $5 NOTE!
    204 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. "THE accused in this case is in hospital undergoing a course of treatment for the recovery of a marked five dollar note which he is alleged to have eaten before his arrest," said Mr. C.S.K.
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    MALAYA'S JELUTONG INDUSTRY
    157 12 1938 Production The Highest On Record /CESSATION of tapping for jelutong rubber) in less accessible areas due to a 50 per cent, fall in the price of the commodity "is not a matter for regret," says the 1938 report of the Malayan Forest Department, which has just
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    SNATCH THIEF GETS A MONTH
    114 12 Singapore, Sunday. pIGHTEEN-year-old Chan Ah Sam was sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment in the Third Police Court yesterday morning for his part in snatching a necklace off a woman pedestrian on Upper Chin Chew Street on July 27th. The accused and another youth, it
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    Tea Planting Licences In Johore
    60 12 A communique from the State Secretary, Johore, states that applications for licences to plant tea during the period 1939 to March, 1943, will be received by Agriculture, Johore Bahru I from now to the Tea Controller, (Department of Sept. 6, 1939. Applications for such licences
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    AIR MAIL
    14 12 An Imperial Air Mail is due to-day. Another 13 due on Thursday.
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    INTENSIVE RICE CULTIVATION IN JOHORE Chinese Financiers And Agriculturists Interested
    752 12 Dredge Ordered To Improve Segamal Padi Areas (Tribune Staff Reporter) lARGE groups of Chinese financiers and agriculturists in Johore are studying the question of intensive rice cultivation in the State, the Tribune reliably undetstands. Given proper irrigation facilities, they are
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    Siam May Deport Chinese Bankers
    262 12 Twenty Other Arrested Chinese Also To Go (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Aug. 12. 4 T least twenty-four Chinese have been arrested in Bangkok on the charge of being members of secret societies and have been recommended for deportation. They include the four arrested officials
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    Coronation Memento
    65 12 Mr, Ngim Wee Chiow of M member of the Chinese Advisory Board and of the Coronation Con issued a 200 page memento i i tion festivit.es through) The volume is a unique exhaustive project combn ports and facts from othei The publication is one hall In English and
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    POLICEMAN HURT
    39 12 With severe contused abrask hip-joints and elbow-joints, a Chines° police constable was removed to the Tan Tock Seng hospital. He was said to have been km :ked c by a motor car in Orchard R terday afternoon.
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    ALLEGED AFFRAY
    30 12 Five people- two Boyane.se and three Chinese—were injured in an all< Lay at Adam Road at about 4.30 festtt day evening. They have been convey* tc the hospital.
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    Singapore's Biggest Floor Show Opening Wednesday
    239 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) WITHOUT a doubt, the largest floor show to be shown in Singapore is 'The Circus Comes to Town," which will have its grand opening at Raffles Hotel on Wednesday night. Were We to mention now any of the items of the
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    MUSIC SUCCESSES
    132 12 h„ f» y re sults were attained by the Far Eastern Music School in the li.nity College Examinations in theoretical music held recently. The followSchoo! re thP pupi,s l ,rese «ted by the Preparatory Div: Freda Paul, Luieeu ran, Lvi Chin Sian, Lim Geok Moi, Inez Scharenguivel, (Honours);
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    Death Of Well-Known Volunteer
    81 12 Mr. Noel Eric Paton, an assistant in Robinson and Company Limited. P aSs 1 away at the General Hospital yesterday Aged 26 years, Mr. Paton was a v< keen volunteer. He was an N.CO in the "G." (M.G.) Coy. of the 2nd Battalion, S.S.V.F. He is
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    Malaya's Forests Giving Way To Mines Industry FORESTRY DEPARTMENT POLICY OUTLINED
    268 13 [5.000 Acres Of Reserves Surrendered n WAX forests are gradually yielding to the claims of ii>: industry, and within the last few months, 45,000 -ved forest were surrendered to general pro- the State of Perak alone. stn must sooner
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    ROTARY TALK
    24 13 Lawrence H.\nct?rson is addressing Rotary Club at the q k >v on Wednesday. talk is -An Intimate Present and Future Malaya.* 1
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    TOKYO TALKS ENDED?
    249 13 Reuter. Tokyo. Aug. 14. HT-HK four Japanese military representatives from Tientsin to th round table conference left for Tientsin at 6 a.m. by air.—Reuter. The officers are leturning to Tientsin to resume their military duties, because the final instruction to the British delegates has not arrived, according
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    BOMB OUTRAGE IN JERUSALEM
    33 13 Reuter. Ferraalem, Aug. 14. a NUMBER of -Jewish passers-by A including several women, were injured as the result of a bomb explosion in the .tnire of Jerusalem yesterday. —Reuter
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    Russo-Japanese Border War
    24 13 Hostilities on the Kh-ilka River delta area on the Man <huku Mongolian border may be re sumcd in the mar future.
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    More Forest Reserves For Johore
    130 13 GOVERNMENT of Johore has provisicnally accepted the recommendation of the Commissioner of Lands and Mines for the reservation of a further 250.000 acres of forest in the State. Reservation of another IOC.OOO acres on the east ccast extending from Kuala Sedili to Taniong Seta jam
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    PORTUGAL AND SOUTH AFRICA
    72 13 Komatipcor Aug N Union of South Africa greeted 1 the first head of foreign state ever to set foot In its territory yesterday, wren Senor Carmona, President o\ Por. tugal, arrived from Lorenco Marquis. He was welcomed by the Minister of Defence. Mr. O. Piro>v. and
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    Returns Here Aw Boon Haw Returns Here
    126 13 Singapore, Monday. CARRYING many prominent passengen the X.P.M. Packet-boat ■Pianciu.s" arrived this morning from Batavia. The "PlanciUS" cariied a fu:l mmphment of passengers, so Aral and 110 .second class. 84-«idr« Mr. Aw Boon Haw who returned from Java after a considerable absence from
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    Malaya Needs Million Acres Of Reserves
    303 13 Problem Of Meeting Timber Demand A Pressing One ITOLLOWING an intensive .study of the question of what area of reserved forest shi uld he sel aside in Malaya for large-scale production ctf timber (as distinct from fuel), the conclusion ha.s been teached that, allowing
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    Sequel To Death Of Lieut Leonard Williams
    253 13 THE fatal motoraccidenl which occurred in the small hours of Aug-. 5 on KaUang Road had a sequel in the Coroner's Court this morning when an inquiry v as conducted into the- death of 2nd-Lieut. Michael Leonard Williams, R.A., and a Malay driver
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    REASON FOR HITCH
    118 13 London. Aug 13. Discussing the reported new hitch in the Tokyo talks, the Sunday Times Diplomatic Correspondent points out that no confirmation ha.s reached London but it would cause no surprise if true. He adds that conversations between Sir R. Craigie and the Japanese Foreign Office on
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    CAPITOL SHOW
    29 13 The very popular picture "It's In th«Air" starring George Formby, will be shown at tie Capitcl to day at all three shows, 3,15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m.
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    Health Benefits For Workers
    212 13 Municipality Harbour Board Plans (Tribune Staff Reporter) I APwGE employers of labour are paying increasingly great attention to the health of their staffs, am! the Tribune understands that negotiations are in progress between two groups of the largest employers in Singapore and their men for better
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    FUNERAL OF LATE MAJ. TAN SOO BIN
    66 13 The "E" (Chinese* C:> 2nd Bn. S S.V.F. will furnish the firing party at the funeral of the late Maj. Tan Sou Bin, at one time officer commanding the company. The funeral will be held on the afternoon of Tuesday, Aug. 15 Members
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    DEMANDED DEBT
    69 13 From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Saturday Two Chinese, Foong Peng and Ju; Kow, were to-day charged before the acting Second Magistrate, Mr M. Ismail, with fighting on the road and disturbing the peace. The accused, both pleading guilty, raid they did not fight. Jin Kow stated he
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    Norway Buys Planes
    65 14 Reuter. Oslo. Aug. 13. Following tfee news that Norway has arranged the purchase from the United Stales ol twelve Curtis fighters costing W50(>00. it is announced that the Government ci' Norway has ordered six Gleetar Gladiuov fighters, valued at •45,000. from Finland. The machines are tv be
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    COOLIES WOUNDED IN KNIFE FRAY
    114 14 Singapore, Saturday. WAID to have been stabbed in a right at Lorong 3. Geylang Road sknrt after 6 pjn. to-day, two Chinese rubbe* factory coolies are lying in the Tan feck Ceng hospital injured. One (Of them sustained an Incised wound over the right palm,
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    Nehru To Visit Chungking
    31 14 Reuter. Allahabad. August 13. The Congress leader Pandit .lauahaiial Nehru is expected to travel by air to Chungking via Hanoi cither on Aug. 20 or 27.— Keuter.
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    Blood Transfusion Scheme
    110 14 British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 13. WITHIN one month of the inception of the national emergency blood transfusion scheme, the first 100,000 volunteers have been registered and listed. An official of the scheme, commenting on this result, says the first line of defenc? against death in air
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    GERMANY PRESSING AN ALLIANCE ON BUDAPEST
    455 14 TENSE WEEKS AHEAD EOR EUROPE Reuter. COMB TENSE WEEKS OBVIOUSLY LIE AHEAD WRITES THE SCNDAY TIMES DIPLOMA !I< (:<, GERMANY ArPEARS PENT ON PRESSH ALLIANCE ON BUOAPESI WHICH WILL GIVE OF TRANSIT FOR GERMAN TROOPS THROUGH HI A9LING HER 10 TURN THE POLISH J
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    RICKSHAW PULLER AND $100 THEFT
    57 14 Singapore FMfttfG Ah Khan ai •1 appeared befor 1 the Fifth Magistrate, thl face the charge of hai theft. He is alleged to h belonging to Mr X P local solicitor ol No 29 B) at about 8 45 on tl)" OH 11 The accused
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    OVERLOADED CYCLE
    44 14 (From Our Own Corn Muar. Sati rdaT PAL Singh, a young Sikh bi morning produced bel Haron bin Ahmad and having ridden three persoi bicycle yesterday at Bukit P Pal Singh |ii< idi-.i «in ii > I and wa.s eonwcted He M dollars.
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    NEW PLAY BY G.B.S.
    73 14 Reuter. London, Aug. 13. NEW play by George Bernard Shaw, entitled "In Good King Charles' Golden Days" was produced last night and was the main feature of t*iis year's Malvern Festival. The play, which well received by criand large audience, is o. as full of Shavian
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    DRIVER CHARGED
    64 14 (From Our Own Correspondent I BatU Pahai. Saturday. Heng Peng Teh. a Malacca motor-car driver, was to-day charged before Ungku Ismail, .the Batu Pahat magistrate, with causing hurt to a Chinese by driving his ear in a negligent mi finer at 6V2 mile. Jalan Scri Gadingßoa;!. Batu Pahat.
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    STOLE HAT
    62 14 (From Our Own Correspondent! Batu Pahat, Saturday. Lim Kian Seng, a Chinese youth, was fined $7 or one week's hard labour by Ungku I. mail, tie- B;nu pahat magistrate, for stealing i hat wcrth $1 50 the property of Detective inspector Swee Long, from a coiTre shop it
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    FINED FOR ASSAULT
    80 14 From Our Own Correspondent I Batu Pahat. Saturday Abdul Hamid. a school master, and Dollah bin Yunos. a school gardener both of Batu Puteh Malay School' Batu Pahai. were tc-day fined $20 and $15 respectively by Ungku Ismail, the Batu Pahat magistrate, for assaulting Chin Pook Tian,
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    Big Offensive By Chinese In Kiangsi
    160 15 Hongkong, Aug. 13. is planning to establish a bogus regime at I d afterward to make a similar move in Fukien. He Governorship to a certain Mr. King. Since have resumed the offensive in North Hungtung ay in South-eastern Shansi. d Khsienchen, peiping. All
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    President Liner In Port
    174 15 H Also aboard i>:i < here. I brief who's who 1 I in transit. H I in ning from H Johore I I alifcrnia Fruit I supplies smI thousands of I and other I :i Greenberg I in connection I an important China. He I i
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF CASH & JEWELLERY
    98 15 ALLEGED THEFT OF CASH JEWELLERY (From Our Own Correspondent! Muar. Saturday. IMINAH binti Ahmad, a middle-aged n Malay woman, was this morning produced before Inehe Haron bin Ahmad and charged with having committed theft of cash and jewellery to the extent of $30. It was stated that the accused was
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    MOTORING OFFENCES
    129 15 i From Our Own Correspondent» Johore Bahru, Sunday. I Pleading guilty to a charge of driving a Singapore car without a licence in Johore Bahru an Arab, Abakan, was to-day fined $10 by the Third Magistrate, Raja Suleiman. Asked why he committed the offence, the accused said he
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    FIVE CYCLISTS FINED
    137 15 (From Qur Own Correspondent i Johore Bahru, Saturday. \i) fewer than live cyclists were lined this morning for bicycle offence by the acting Second Magistrate, Mr. M. Ismail. All of them pleaded guilty and a fine oi $1 each was imposed by A*ie Magistrate. Navaradin had no
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    ALLEGED POSSESSION OF STILL
    113 15 (From our Own Correspondent i Johore Bahru. Sunday X CHINESE, Chai Mcc, to-day appear- ed before Raja Suleiman, I'huu Magistrate, for being in possession bi five noons of chandu and a samsu still. The accused admitted the first charge, stating that he kept the chandu Decause
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    Chinese Beat The Loyals In First Division
    857 15 Singapore, Sunday. S.C.F.A :i; Loyais 1. QPLENDID work by the Chinese del*.nee. who kept the Loyais" forwards at bay. enabled the S.C.F.A. to defeat the Loyais by three goals to <»ne in a first division league game played at the Stadium yesterday. J
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    MAN'S AXE ATTACK ON GIRL HE WANTED TO WED
    669 15 MUAR ASSIZE TRIAL (From Our Own .Correspondent) Muar, Sunday. iJOpAMAJJ bin Abdullah, a Tamil Hindu convert to Islam, was this morning produced before Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills at the Muar Assizes on a charge of voluntarily caused grievous hurt
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    34 15 Bucharest, Aug. 13. Fifteen people were killed and 23 gravely injured when a train was dc J railed at Pctroaia. The crash is stated to be due to a pointsman's error. Rf a ter.
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    GAMBLERS FINED
    138 15 (From On Own Johore Bahru, Sunday. ALTOGETHER tight Chinese wcrcharged this moniing before the Third Magistrate, Raja Suleiman, for gaming with cards. The accused all pleaded guilty and each wsn thiod $2 or in default two days' imprisonment. The gamblers mere arrested at two different places. The first
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    TENG SIEW AND WEE IN FINAL
    265 16 Singapore, Sunday. IS expected, Peh Teng Siew and Cyril Wee (Devonshire) beat Wee Hong Loo and George Tan 21—7, 21—17 to qualify for the final in the men's junior singles championship in the S.B.A. tournament to-day. Teng Siew and Cyril Wee were fast on
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    HOME CRICKET
    112 16 Reuter. London, Aug. 12. j rLGSE of play scores In English ericj v kei ma!: hes were: West Indies 162; Gloucestershire 108 i for 8. Nottinghamshire 237; Lancashire 53 fcr 2. Middles :< 217; Surrey 83 for I. Derbyshire 70 (Nichols 6 for 18 >; Esi *ex 180,
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    S. A. F. A. LEAGUE COMPETITION
    39 16 The Division 1 match between S.R.C. vs. The Loyal Regiment arranged for Wednesday, Aug. 1G has been postponed and will be played at Gillman Barracks on Saturday. September 2 at 5 15 p.m.
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    THIRD TIME WINNER
    38 16 Miss L. Fernandez won the individual championship M the Girls Sports Club meeting on Saturday. Here she is receiving: her trophy for the third ;,ear in succession from the Hon. Mr. C. H. Da Silva.
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    Muar Malays Beat Johore State Police
    382 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. three goals without reply, the Muar Malays Com- bined 23 beat the Johore State I Police soccer t team by 3 —o in a friendly match, played at the Muar i Club padang yesterday evening. The Police were
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    MIXED FOURSOMES AT ISLAND CLUB
    104 16 The following is the result of the August mixprt foursomes at the Island Culb on Sunday: Mr-: M. S. Marshall and Tav Lian Teck 47—12 4 -34 1 .'i Mr. rod Mrs D Gray 42—7'/ 2 34' Mrs.. and C. A. P Batonan 47—9t 4
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    Tribune Tipsters' Successes
    112 16 "OPECTATOR" and "Benny Solace." the Tribune racing tipsters, met with remarkable successes at the last day m oting of the Penang Turf i lub when they reaped a harvest of winners. "Spectator" predicted five winners correctly, four ot which were straight tip<. Solace*' scored three dirert winners.
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    PENANG RACE RESULTS
    105 16 DLSFLTS of Saturday's Rare- at Penang were as follows:— Hare 1. Dairy Maid $12 &$7 Kit $8 Race 2. Phario] $54 $13 Raekarcek so Nightshade 1 Race 3. Nutcracker $22 X $9 Hercules $7 Rare I. Sam Burger $22 $7 Po!o $16 President $7 Race Queen V
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    EUROPEANS AND REST DRAW IN JOHORE MATCH
    520 16 Higgins Bats And Bowls Well (From Our Own (oiresponiknt > Segaroat s-> 11 THE two-day cricket match between the North J< I and the Rest for the Tan Peng trophy ended There was good batting seen on both sides. The following arc the
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    Singapore Water-Polo League
    102 16 THE final match bt 2nd and the I Ist in the Handiean W'th'i-p"-has befn fixed for '1 the V.M.C.A. Pol the same evening a ween the iunn- rs-uu will be plryed prior M. C. Bam ha> feree the match the prize.s. The followine ai League: NORTH DIVISION
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    67 16 London. V. a START was made »W A scciation rootbaD tepr I Scotland, first and I matches };ems phu cabled 1»> Beater, DiVISiON I Aberdeen a Cell Albion X Alloa 3 Clyc'c 4 Cowdenbeath Hamilton Hearts Kilmarnock Queen of S' nit h 2 Rangers division n Brechin
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    R.E. Beat Police In Div. 2A League Match
    441 16 Singapore, Saturday. 1 win ovei the Police bj low goals to nil in i' vi (on leagw sower mairi. played a< ban? i this «'\ening. Tne game opened with the Sappers attacking strongly. Their effort rewarded with a poal after ten minutes
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    Batted & Bowled Well S. R. C. BEAT SOLDIERS
    154 17 Batted Bowled Well S. R. C. BEAT SOLDIERS HI ■t d of the S.l ninated play yesterft the Man- lang by seven j Pv match of Rt will play Hk They meet B m xt weeks' fixture at BB ouldonly V and 11 runs M did wickets B wo wickI'
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    ALL THE WEEK-END CRICKET MATCHES
    262 17 United Services Officers Beat Merchants Easily Singapore, Monday. IJNITED Services scored a convincing victory over the Merchants in the cricket tournament played at the S.C.C. yesterday, when the Merchants were defeated by eijrht wickets. Merchants who took first lease of the wickets were only able
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    TEST TEAM
    33 17 Reuter. London. Aug. li. The England test team to meet the West Indies at the Oval on Saturday will be: Hammond, Hutton, Compton, Hardstaff, Nichols, Wood, Wright, Goddard, Perks, Oldfield, Keeton.—Reuter.
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    Y's And R.A. Draw At Cricket
    268 17 Singapore, Saturday. A CRICKET match between the YJVI.C.A. and the R.A. (Changi) played on the V's ground this afternoon resulted in a draw. Batting first, the V's were all out (Of 142, to which Lyne contributed a useful 37—the highest figure. Barber and Field
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    Belia Beat Education In Hull Cup Match
    375 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. AFTER being two goals down at the interval, Belia played a much improved game in the second half to defeat Education by four goals to two in the Hull Cup match played this afternoon at the
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    MATCH WON BY 3 RUNS
    346 17 Singapore, Sunday |N a touch and go cricket game played on the St. Andrew's School ground today, the 5.A.0.8. beat the S.C.R.C. by a mere three runs. Though the standard of batting was not high it was bright, judging from the number of "sixes" hit.
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    S. C. C. Register Easy Win Over The Loyals
    303 17 Singapore, Sunday. |N a cricket match played at the Gillman Barracks to-day the S.C.C. beat the Loyais by 120 runs. The Loyais, having first knock, were only able to .score 108 runs, out of which W. Sharpies scored 34 not out
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    S. C. R. C. Well Beaten
    256 17 Singapore, Saturday. DUE chiefly to the good bowling of Philip d'Almeida and E. le Merrier, the S.C.R.C. "A" were skittled out for a meagre 57 runs when they played the S.R.C. at cricket this afternoon on the Padang. Ong Swee Keng was the only
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    CHINA CALLS FOR MALARIA EXPERTS
    273 18 Central News. Chiiiurking, Aug. 1 H. 11. Kung, President ol* the Executive Yuan and concurrently Minister of Finance, has formally requested .the United States to give medical aid in anti-malaria work in Yunnan province in South' West China, in a telegram through the Chinese Embassy
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    Japanese Trouble In Indo-China
    83 18 Central News. Hongkong, Aug. 10. JAPANESE interests are actively fcmentir.ij subversive activities in Annam, according to reliable reports. Over a dozen of Annamese malcon tents are now in Canton whence future, subversive activities in Cantcn and other provinces in French Indo China will be directed. An
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    JAPAN'S FLIMSY REASONS FOR INVASION OF CHINA
    678 18  -  "Bushido" Became Farce In Nanking (By A Singapore Chinese Singapore, Aug. 13. JJOSTILITIES between Japan and China have entered the third year with a brilliant record in astronomical figures of killed, crippled, destitute and homeless. It is not inappropriate at this time to
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    Singapore Opium To Hongkong?
    141 18 Hongkong, Aug. 10. THE annual report on opium traffic in Hongkong was read at a meeting of the Legislative Council. The report stressed that the sale of opium from Singapore had greatly increased here. While the situation of the Cclony on .several main shipping routes made
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    JOBLESS FISHERMEN MAY TURN FARMERS
    385 18 A«I H |wv,d6 Uol k for the hundreds of miming d tute and unemployed seamen who had worked on board ,tea A*nin,tration Bureau, it was reported in local shipping circles ihl Z bmv du naa been Instructed by tbe Ministry of Communications of the Chine.se
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    MORE JAPANESE ANTI-WAR MOVES
    60 18 Central News. Hongkong, August 9. Japanese miners recently V.llaTm P V f coal mille at IPS mon»b R U nt at t of •?st month. paralyzing the mining operations, according to a message received from Tokyo. On the following day another pit wjj dynamited, resulting in
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    JAPAN LOSING HER PHILIPPINE RAYON MARKET
    191 18 Manila, Aug 8 JAPANESE rayon is losing oround n the Philippines and possibly Japan will entirely los> her position maintamed smce 1930 as the pr'nciDal -ource of rayon goods there, c sutvev ty the Institute of Pacific Relations reveals. The trend in rayon trade
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    GUERRILLAS IN SHANGHAI AREA
    92 18 Central News. INFORMATION ftiom Shanghai Nanwci and Fcnghsien, imnith. south of Shanghai, virtually have completely been b> reg lars and ea?i U nV U R\J mi L S at Pao «han. norththl S H Shan Bhai, at the confluence of ,vp .t 1 00 and Ya
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    Making Bomb Detonators
    26 18 Under CJiina's plans for decentralising industry, small arsenal over the country now furnish a great deal of formerly imported v .r sities.—Tribune Photo.
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    CHINESE BOMBARD NANKING AIRFIELD
    123 18 Hongk ng, Aug. in. A NEW arrival fr >:.• Nanking in Shanghai revealed heavily and effectively bombed the Japanese airl Nanldng on July 27, iiccordiiiK to a Shanghai report. He said that when peared over Ranking, were ignorant of the n; aircraft until Japanese ant:-a:rcv guns
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    CHINA'S CROPS TEN PERCENT HIGHER
    55 18 Chungking, August. 10. THE National Agricultural Bureau announced that harvests of all the winter crops in free China were ten per cent, higher than for last year as a result of the Government encouraging loans and advice, favourable weather, and the rise in the market
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    Conscripted Men Drilled On Roof-Top
    70 18 Shaokwaa, 11 THE Japanese at Bwatow have <fe 4 a novel way of drilling recruits d.afici from bodied Chinese youtl They are confined Court and have to un< en the flat roof-hp, the ground, to prevent Several Japancsj language have been established in lh< children
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    FLOOD WATERS RISE IN NORTH
    60 18 Hofifrkon CAMPANS are reach Tfents'n fn i once flat land i: the countryside owing to t of the rivers as a n (rudescence of Nea ii em upper d two days, accoiJmg to report Parts of the Chinesi Japanese Cewcesrisw while the Brileh and rYew
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    HONGKONG PRESS WARNS THAILAND
    55 18 j THE South Ch*na t Exiglish language ci kong in an editor antl-Chiaese tno\ emen hie)' neither iustlfi Though emlmini I nation, the fournal shown a pro-Jap through th* high-ha suDpre&sin? the Chines It staled that Biam lb action was for the pro( own interests, but
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    AMUSING SUSPICIONS REGARDING CENSUS
    450 19 Survey Of Past Operations (United Press). census to fee taken in March 194) will follow a [j by experience of six p"evicus censuses. The ii in British Indian history was in the year IG*7 Directors of the East India Company ordered a cx-m--ilation in and around
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    Origin Of "Inquilab Zindabad"
    132 19 THE origin of the slogan Inquilab Zindabad'' and how it came to b? adopted by certain movements in India were explained in the Travancore Legislative Assembly on July 26 last by the Inspector-General of Police, Khan Bj hadur Abdul Kareem. in the course or the general
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    INDIANS IN CONGO
    75 19 (United Press). According to information received by the office of the Indian Overseas Central Association, New Delhi, most of the Indian- who were arrested by the Belgian Congo Government on alleged gold iheft charges have been released. Mr. G. C. Ishmail who came to India a couple
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    News Brevities
    308 19 (United Press). SIR S. Radhakrishnan is compiling a book to be presented to Gandhi ji on his next birthday. Contributions to the book have been made by President Roosevelt, Prof. Einstein. Romain Rolland. Lord Halifax, Lord Zetland, Dr. Bennes, Poet Tagore and Qthers. (United Press). Sir Nilratan Sircar
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    M. C. C. Tour Of India
    314 19 AIFTER consultation with the Indian A Board of Control, the M.C.C. has decided not to alter the present plans for the tour of India this cold weather, says a Reuter message froi.i London. The following have been invited to tour India:— Flight-Lt. A. J.
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    DEATH OF HAJI M.A. SHIRAZI
    162 19 Satyagraha In S. Africa Postponed pASSJVK resistance by the Indians in South Africa which was to have been launched on Aujr. 1 last, has been postponed in response to Mahatma Gandhi's appeal Dr. Dadoo, leader of the Passive Resistance Movement of Transvaal Indians, has issued the following statement, says a
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    Satyagraha In S. Africa Postponed
    582 19 I however, desire to stress the fact ihat the Asiatic (Transvaal Land and Trading) Act 1939. which aims at virtual economic extinction of the Indian community in Transvaal, casts a ilur of inferiority on the whole Indian nation. The Passive Resistance Council sincerely hopes that the negotiations now proceeding will
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    T. N. & Q. BANK IN LIQUIDATION
    331 19 exceed Rs. 500, the amount may be paid only on the production of a guardianship certificate." Contributory Creditors The Additional Judge, passed orders on July 27, on a petition presented by Mr. R. F. Wisharp, Joint Official Liquidator, praying fur directions regarding setting oft amounts due to claimants from the
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    4 19 Shia-Sunni Dispute United Press.
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    SHOULD THE DEAD BE PRAISED OR CURSED?
    438 19 Ludrnow, Aujr. 4. MAHATMA GANDHI has written the following letter to the President of the Tanjimul Morainin: "I have in front of me sufficient papers to enable me to formulate a tentative opinion upon the Shia and Sunni controversy. I have a long letter from Pantji and printed papers giving;
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    ANOTHER TEMPLE OPENED
    101 19 Vice-Chancellor Honoured United Press. HPHE Imperial Relations Trust A award each year three grants, one of them being for distinguished educationists in the British Empire. This year, the Imperial Relations Trust have awarded a grant of £40» to Rajakaryapravina. N. S. Subba Fao. Vice-Chaneellor. Mysore University, and Chairman. Inter-Uni-sity Board.
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    Vice-Chancellor Honoured
    81 19 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 14 1939. DEATH OF HAJI M.A. SHIRAZI The death occurred oil July 20 last at ids residence in Madras of Hajee Mahomed All Shirazi. a prominent Iranian merchant, and uncle of Sir Mirza M. Ismail. Dewan of Mysore. Mr. Shirazi was 80 years old and
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